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GOVERNAI EHT STEEL.
Some Erronoons Impressions Corrected IN
Regard to the Bids.
yUu EU'lHUfTOW,
Yours Truly,
G. ". ATKINSON,

.,., ,....
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-, "es'f" 10 'he i'"'.
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autnoritivcly at the Navy Department.
with view To corypc,;nc ann. errorsors
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@"'neso, oena;Ia,, n'ppa ~ ~, ~ 4 nisVufs4. a
.us's''1eiao'e @ !nnn,''5 VI steel ms, now
Ni., r ueen fo!e.se" .M "s pos up 10 the re-,
u u',e'on'h e ot ane speG,n'a.lohs anu sold
'to .ha in"tA..nt..a VI ~. o'ner purposes
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TIE BOOM CONTINUES,
Capitalists Ft"rktns to Fin,llny by the Hun.
drrds,

drrds.
FiSpLAY, O., March A.-Every iucom.
iag train brings to Findlay hundred or
more capitalists who conle, to invest in tho
marvellous boom that has gtruck this town.
NeaE1y every prospecting visitor makes sn
invtstmcn: and the daily aggregate sales
foot up between 500, GOO ami 100000. A
farm yesterday changed hands at cost to
the purchaser OF $4,000 that cost $4,000
three weeks ago aud THAI is the way mt.
te1s are running all The time. A gentle.
man living in eastern Onio last week pur.
chsssd u piece OF improved property for
$1,000 and yesterday refused SIS.
600 ior the SINE. A Dayton
gentleman bought PIECE OF land
one and hall mleG northeast OF the city
for $50 600, He ftas already iocate,! three
big Iac.ories on the tract aud will mora
than ,lonble his money on ths land, The
excitement about the hotel lobbies and
res! estate Offices run high. Conservative
and cooilleadat capitalists from Chicsyo,
Cleveland, CINCINNATI aud Philadslphia
express the opinion that the hoom can
not suoBide, IN it has the host possible
bRsig. Three new misunderstanding estab.
lishmenta, employing not less than q
hundred men each, have thiu week chosen
gitea, md at tho board Of trade meeting
last nigh, there were twenty applications
! for ri.es inr factories. One Of these was
from n concern that will require thirty
acres aud will employ about five hundred
men. Contracts are aircady lot for many
houses two miles north Of the city, and
the hailding boom, now fairly beginning,
will surpass the real estate boom il the III
lics,ionH amount 10 anything.
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JOHANNESBURG, Pa, March 24.-The
town was thrown into excitement over An
attempted lynching last night which was
not known until today. Frank Guyer, n
painter, was alleged 10 have toysssen lis
wile and children and taken up his resi-
oence with another woman last night
when a man called him out. In.
sStiantly acrowd OF masked men surrounded
MN and commenced beating him. After
pounding him they asked him TO promise
TO return to his own wife. He refused,
when they informed him that they would
tar and leather him and hang him from
the railroad btidgs. They started in that
direction with him. Guyer finally es.
capped, eerlonsly injured, and is now con-
tined to his houae. There is no clue TO
the perpetrators OF tho deed.
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CnnhttlutGs for the Gnllowa.

JERSEY CRY, n. j., March 2l.-Five
roughs waylsid and assaulted Louise
Wrinkle, twelve year old girl, last Tues.
nay night, on the ontakirts Of Cranton, in
hudson County. They dragged her into
Il small grove Of cedar woods and there ac.
compl'Hhed their purposes. The approach
OF Miss Chasmer, 3 young woman employ
eo as Telegraph operator in the station
frightened them away hut not before she
had recognized four OF the party. She
says they were James McGroean, Albert
smith, Robert Montgomery, OF West New
ork, and Andrew Hohenan. The un-
fortunate girl was LETT uncouscious. Miss
Chasmrr carried her home where she re-
lated tho story. Phillips Wrinkle the
father OF the girl who is 4 machinis. en-.
ployed in the railroad shops at Now Dur
ham, spread the report and imntedistsiy
searching parties vera or3anizsd. They
occurred the woods but iouud no traces OF
the cu!prits. Threnta Gre made of lynch.
ing II the scoundrels are captured.
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Nkw YoRK, March a a Hartford, O.,
special says: The Judiciary Committee
ol the Connecticut Legislative had hear.
ing yesterday afternoon on the resolution
repeating the Charter granted two years
ayo TO the Newport Newe and tho Missis.
sippi Valley Company. The chief pro.
meter Of this company ia the railroad
magRate, 9. ?. Huntington, and i. was
formed by leasing iha chesapeake 4 Ohio,
Lexington Il Big Sandy mud tho South.
western Railroads., thus iormingu through
limo from Newport New0 TO Memphis. It
10 nov proposed to take tho throe roads
and eiva tho new stock OF tho company in
rxcAnIpn Somo Of the CONNECTICUT
stock hUlinrs argue TINT this 10 n big stc X
watering fChemn to tho disadvantage o!
tho original utockhoters. Counsel for
tho company emphaticslly deny thia.
The company Ia 2iso aeeking an amend.
ment 10 tho charter by the Legislature,
removing prohibition againnt ito operat.
iHG railroads in tho Slate. II in presented
that the tx stins prohibition mAy mako it
imposalf,lo for the company to take aud
run the road In Virginin, Kentucky and
Tennernee, the courts having held thai
tho charter which don't nIlow the CON.
pany TO do hlsiness in the State where |,
IN organized, does not givo it tho legal
right to do bnsincps in any other SIn!e.
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THE COERCION BILL
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS,
Gladstone Makes u lirlcf Speech Agnins,
lille Cites Other Phrlinmcnta Ra Tx.
-l'alfour's brutal Policy In
ireland - forciEn News Notes.

LONDON, March .4.-In tho House OF
Commons this evening tho motion for
urgency for the coercion bill was resumed
by Gladstone. Ho referred to tho unpre.
cedented position tho House which
already sa. two months, during which, he
sale, ,itsindependent initiation had not bsen
surpassed. Even now Conservatives ex.
ulted over the prospect Of passing tho mo-
tiun forcing the House to absolutely sur.
render its whole tims until the bill Of ex.
tremely severe character had been car.
rled The House WAS threatened with a
frequent application Of cloture OF debate
ifprotracted. No greater calamity could
befall the House. Such pressure would
SAD the authority OF tho chair and bring
the procaedure Of the rules into disrepute,
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Skiul,inr Hunter In Brazil.

rnILAoELpulA, March el.-James Hun.
ter, OF the firm OF James and John Hun
ter, aIa. nst whom several attachments
have usen isaued under the fraudulent
debtors act, ID believed to have abscond-
ed. |, ia thought he took .passsge on q
steamer Which sailed from New York for
Brazil On Tuesday afternoon.
Richard II. Rushton, cashier OF the
Fourth Street National Bank, has aworn
out warrant for the arrest OF James
Hunter on charge Of having l.audu.
lently obtained sums OF $500 and $500
respecliye amounta OF notes alleged to
have been drawn on the bank by James
Long, and which were indorsed by James
and John Hunter. The warrant #aa placed
in the hands OF Pinker,on's Detective
Agency. and member Of the agency
states that the location Of James Hunter
has been pretty accurately fixed, but re-
fuses to state where.
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CHICAGO March 2l.-The Hebrew no.
ht'cal club, releronce to this organization
Of which was recently made in these dig
patches, has adopted q novel method Of
determining what ticket its five bnnared
members shall support in the canning mu-
nicip@l election.
II has invited tho principal speakers Of
tn" Republican, Democratic and Labor
parties 10 appear before it on different
evenings and demonstrate to the club why
th"y think their particular party is entI.
tl,d TO tho support Of tho Hebrew voters.
4 ter all thrsa sides have had a hearin.
the matter will tp put to vote and ths
party receiving tho highest vote will be-
glvon III" unanimous vote OF the club a.
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WAsnlSoroS, d. o., March 24.-This
morning the Presilsnt signed the com
missions OF tho newly appointed Inter.
State Commercs Commissioners, but they
will bs held at the White Hou6e and dc.
llyered to the commissioners upon their
arrival.
Information was to-day recAiyel thai!
Judge Cooley cannot reach Washington
uutii tho cloae of next woes, and ii was
decided to make no effort 10 yet the Com.
,niesi0n together before that time, at other
members aiso havs their plivatu affairs to
attond to. 1t may be that nonu OF thu
Commissioners will arrive until tho mid
die OF next week. 1t 10 understood, how
eyer, TINT each Of them will give no much
attention % possible to the study Of law
in the meantime 10 that upon coming
together no time may ha loat.
1t Ia hoped that the Secretary OF the
Interior may bo ab'o to provide 1T lenst
temporary quarters before tho close Of the
veo&. When the Commission assemblies
its tifbt sutiou will he to organiz,, nnd then
1t will proceed Us promptly HI pDsable to
annonncr iia conpltuctiDu Of tho principal
sections Of the bill, the me@niug OF which
IL uiuuuteu,
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LOUISVILLE, KY, March "a -Clsrcncs
Ectler, deck.hand who has heen living
with Tina MAMIE, n mulatto girl, came in
yesterday morning and found her gone
from their room. lla followed her TO
neghhoring teuemnnt and dragged her
out OF bed, She said that che would not
live with him again because of tho b:u,al
treatment sho had rtcnivsl at his hands
upon tho occasion Of hs former itip to
town.
Eettcr then drew lnug-hIated clasp.
knite aud plunged It into her side. The
blade sank deep into the Nash, and The
girl, with scream OF terror, cndeavored
to escape. Again and again was the knife
raised and plunged into the bod, of the
gisl, and finally, statistical with his work.
the Iruta rttstted from the house uumo.
Tested.
ThoHitl has aiaplayel wonderful vitality,
nnd ia still alive, although it 10 Impossible,
Tor hur to recover. Sha received ak ter.
ribo wounds. The G,s: thrust entered
lnst below the nrm.pit. the second e,ssh.
sh groht holD in ,hs ab,lo,aen, ,hird
wns TO tho le(. and above tho henri. IN,
'nnrt entered between tho Ntlb NM
a'x!h ribs, another wound was in tho arm
hnd Rix.h.thrust y! thu blade almost aev
cred The hsnd from tho wrist.
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THE pronibitionists, in their PMkers'
burg conference, display solid, practical
wisdom. There is no doubt that they
mean business. They. are going to begin
their campaign at once. They are going
to raise lhnds to organize, TO distribute
prohibition literature and to use all the
appliances common in political campaign
ing, though their movement is to be en-
.irely Independent Of party.
The 1sTELL,ogScEE does not take their
side Ct tie question, but nevertheless ad-
mi,es tEeir way CT opening the contest.
A proposition OF go radical character
ought 10 be presented to the people in all
its aspects. 1t ought also to be DISCUSSED
courteol4ly and without bitterness.
Wha.cvrr tho result we are all going TO
live tolpiher after the po!ls close on the
question, and neighboss should not fall
out over differences of opinion.
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NEWARK, o., March 2A.-Las. Sunday
night Jacob Bread and his Wits hsi A
family quarrel. The woman scalded her
husband by throwing haiiins water on
nm, causing him intonae pain. Tho ,lesh
wAR horribly burned snh ho WIS sickNn.
my "'Sht' The man liagsred in tarrible
agony Until Inst night, when hc died, No
rsssoa Was allowed TO enter tho house.
lhe woman Is reported now M boinr \
maniac, after seeing the terrible fesiH, Of
her nnEtr 1t Ia ionnA necessary to keep
hnr louH"l In room to prevent hrr ,m.
miIung vlo!nnce to others. She will prob.
ably be- NtrrstpI. The husband and vito
arr both Germans, and had not lived har-
PLY together,
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A BRILLIANT swISDLEu,s TRIAL

.
Tho Grny-hnirch Leader of the "i.ritish.
American Claim Agency" Faces "a Jary.
NEW York, March 2i.-Georgs F. Par.
ker, whose career as President OF the
fraudulent British American Claim
Agency was cut short by Inspector Byrnes
a few weeks ago in the beautiful offices Of
the agency in the Stewart building, fsced
jury to-day in General Sessions before
Recorder Smyth.
He had snowy white hair, but he ia not
old and his youthful, healthy counten.
ance contrasts strangely with this mark OF
age. a number OF pretty young girls,
neatly sttlred, occupied sests in the little
box set oil for female witnesses. They
were employed by Parker as type.writers
and clerks.
Assistant District Attorney Purey con.
Quoted the prosecution, aud Lawyers
Howe and Price appeared for the defend.
ant. In his opening speech Mr.. Purdy
told OF the schemes Of Parker, who, he
said, was the head Of the agency and
pocketed all the money received. Accord.
ing to the figures on the books which the
police seized the receipts freauently
Amounted to $500 daily from people all
over the country whose anxiety for wealth
connterhssncod their good judgment.
Robert Beresfnrd, an aged lahoror Of
10 Bergen street, Brooklyn, is the COM
plainant in the indictment on which Par.
ser is arraigned. He gave the first mate
rial testimony after the fact that Parker
had been sentenced to three yea,s in Sing
Sing on April 7, 1877, had been ELECTED
from three witnesses. Deresiord told His
story simply, rs II no vas not vet euite
ner.sin that Parker is fraud or that the
immense property in England which Par
ker had limited WAS Mr.. Beresfor,l's
is myth. The aged BareeiorC, bit vt an
advertisement and went to the agencys
office. lio WAS completely carried. AWAY
by the elaborate inrnitntc, tne dczpu busy
clerks and the regal splenior OF Parker.
MIR. Parker quickly convinced Mr.. Bcres,
ford that TIC WIS one OF the heifa and for
months he blea him in the most approy-
ed style, extorling moncy ior various pur.
poses, such as searching titles in England,
eto. MIR. Bercstord pail him in ulI $3.50
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PLAN OF CAMPAIGN
FOR THE rRoliIBITioNlsTs.
Tho Result Of tho Meeting In Pnrkersburg,
Tho "Froemnn" TO bs Ioonted ms the
OrGnn-Ths Hattie Il to be Strictly
Non.rartIsau- Conference Etiiot.

Special Dispdteh to ne Ia.tllicenmr.
PARxkRsDugo, March 24.-The confer.
ence OF the prohihitionists was we'll ut.
tended. It met ut 9 o'clock in the Bap.
tist church, with viii A. Strickler, of
Richie county, as chairman and A. L.
Purinton, as secretary. An organization
called the Prohibition Amendment
League, absolutely non-partissn, WAS
formed, pledged to work only for the
ratification Of the amendment.
Resolutions were passed calling upoa
all good citizens without regard to former
political affiliations to unite 10 secure
ratification.
A Finance Committee was appointed
to purchase aud reorganiza the Fireman
as an organ for tha league aud to raise
tunds for the campaign.
A committee was appointed to select
a State Central Committee and report
through the public press hereafter.
Quite number OF different counties
were represented.
At night league mass meeting was ad-
dressed by G. W. Atkinson, G. W. Baygs,
General Harris, Il. X. Carskadon. There
was considerable enthusiasm and Il looks
ikea vigorous campaign WAS going to be
nude,
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THE CoLoRED VOTE.


BUFFALO, March 2i.-This afternoon
workman ut the ruins OF the Richmond
Hotel found the ledger, or room book"
Of the hotel, which contained the na,ncs
OF the guests. The book WIS copied from
the day register and was filed. 1t WIS
entele:! up on the morning Of the fire
and contained the names ri every guest
in the hn.sl on the fatal morning.
Though badly charrel around the sides
the book is in lair state Of preservation
aud the entrles fortunately are all lellble
to the la7t made. 1t WAS taken 10 police
henlqasttnrs where it WAS carefully ex-
amined With special reference TO the
names OF those reported misslng smony
the guests. The result wes that the only
name found inctho book among tloss
given NJ missing was that Of Robert Y.
Boyd, Of Boston, who occup!ah room LIS,
on the side adjoining the museum. The
discovery removes the last doubt ss 10
Boyd's late. It also s,ttlss The fact that
all the dead have hern accounted for.
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New ioRK, March 2l.-Peter Smith
who is to hang May for the murder OF
John Hannon, is believed to be guilty of
tho darker crime in the murder OF his
aged iather one year previous to Hsnnon'e
killing. Faint hopes are entertained that
ne may confess. To Sister OF Charity
and wealthy lady engaged in mission work
who recently visited him, he voluntarily
said he alone was to blame for
liannon's murder, that Alexander Swee-
ney. his alleged sccomplice, was innocent.
sallth's father saved s., 900 which was the
temptation OF his vicious son. One morn
ing Old Smith was found dead in stable,
shot through the head. Four hundred
idol!srs which had been drawn BY him to
buy team Of horses was missing. No one
knew whether it WAS murder or suicide,
seter Smith made short work of the
m1OaC
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Os psse three OF to.day's INTSLLlGESc
appssrs the annual report OF the Pitts.
burgh, Wheeling x Kentucky Railroad
Company. A very satisfactory showing
it is, not Only to- the stockholders, Whole
property h4s earned about FIVE per cent,
but for Wheeling, whose tonnage over
this popular road amounted to the hand.
some total Of 1858 tone, an increase Of
very nearly As per cent over the previous
year. Careful management and tie
growth OF the relative importance OF this
road are ilstiiying the confidence which
in the face oi Encouragement put this er.
terprise through 10 completion. The
Stockholders have now good road aud q
good investment.
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An Encouraging Voice.

Aue IolloWlnR ls taRen from tho pNrE.
ersburg Freeman:
WHEELING, March 9, 1887.
Mrs. johnson, President ". C. T. D.
DEAR FRIEND: l am anxious 10 be at
your meeting tomorrow and will bs prcs-
ent unless businoas emergency prevents,
The main work for the Amendment
muss be done this year, 10 We cannot begin
too soon.
In this city there is euch weak, timil
anll-llqnor sentiment ihet We can hardly
tell what We may expec: from our people,
Still we hope 10 be able to GO. help for
organization and for the Amendment cam-
palgn generally.
While | want every ans to do his best,
yet an perfectly confident Of the Ratli.
cation OF the Amendment.
The frs. thing to now is to give,the Free.
man \ much wider circulation.
This is an absolute necessity. Gen. Har.
ris has II plan, and hes written me several
letters Oh the snbject. He is brim full OF
enthusiasm. We can't do better than FOL-
low his lead on tho paper plan.
And tho plan OF campaign suggested for
the w. q. T. U. cannot 90 hettered as a
general work systein. Let us all TO work
and We will win. l Hal with you entirely,
in sympathy and desire, and will Join in
the work just as far as my business will
let me loose.
Hoping to be with you tomorrow,
Yours Truly,
G. ". ATKINSON,
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BALFoUR's HRUrAL Policy.


4 Prediction that Archbishop Crohs VIII
Afso be Imprisoned.
New York, March 24-prominent Irish
Nationalist leaders in this city are indiv.
nant over the proposed measure Of coer.
cion for Ireland.
Professor Walsh, editor OF the Snndaa
Democrat, says: "Batfour, the new Chief
Secretary for Ireland, is like Castlercaph,
tfs will stop at no brutality. When
Hicks-Bea resigned because he recoiled
from the task OF inaugurating another era
Of bloodshed and terror, I expected lust
auch a move on the part Of Salisbury, He
has appointed his nephew, Ballour, as
High Executioner in Ireland"
"You know Mr. Bsliouc?'
"Oh, yes-in religious matters he Ia an
agnostir. He would Just AS room i'm.
prison bishop Of any sect an coal
HEAVIER. Now mark me. After tho arrest
Of Fathe. Keller the next asrest will be,
in oil probability, that OF Archbishop
Csoke. The hrst Bishop OF Richmond il,
this country was DR.. Kelly, who was after.
ward appointed Bshop OF Waterford in
Ireland in 1920. His cry WAS thea No
tithes," and Archbishop Croke's cry is
uow No rents 1t is the game old etfug.
ple under q now name. The proposed
Coercion bill will bo tho eighiy.seyepth
since the act Of legislative union in $500,
There has been one enacted regularly
every year. Bishop England, Of Charles.
ton, who came to this country with
Biahop Kelly, to whom l have referred,
will bs long remembered in history for
his fanoua declaration tina. il Catholic
emancipation were not granted an army
would be landed in Ireland from the
United Ststes. The Duke OF Wellington,
who was then Prime Minister, needed the
warning and made the issue Cabinet
question in 1929"
Mr.. J. ?. Farrell, President Of the Home
Rule Club and one Of the pioneers Of the
Land League, observed: II agree with
ex-Chiei Justice Davis, at the late Cooper
Institute meeting, VIXEN he eaid ,uut a
new measure OF coercion might, alter all.
be a blessing in dinguise. It will precipi.
tate events that will lead to inevitable
home rule. The manhood OF the civil
lied world will rise up in judgment in
protest il this new respect TO the barbar-
ism Of the middle ages should be carried
out. As Governor Abbott very sptly put
it, il constitutional means ahoutd fail
another resource remained, | am man
OF peace, but that peace may have limit
il tyranny is to bere'enacledi in my native
country"
Mr.. Henry ]. ]. Jackson, president Of
the organization "Friends Of ireland !" and
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Strsinin's Debt,

Rlcnxosp, Va, March 24.-Governor
Lee ,h,s afternoon received cableyram
from Abraham Bonveri, OF the council OF
foreign boadholless oi London, which he
al once communicated to the Legislature.
Mr. Bonver says: "rhe council viii! ap.
point commissioners to come 10 Virginia
to confer with representatives Of the State
for gatt!ement OF the deb. on receiving
assurance that the basis OF any agreement
which may be arrived at shall be the
available revenue az mutual y agreed upon
as the l,asis oi compromiae." In the Fen
ate Mr. Mccormack introduced joint
RESOLUTION looking to thu creation oil
commission to NEE: The one referred 70 In
Mr. Honyeri'a communication.
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nccoming u Chcstnut. .

NEW ioRS, March 2i.-The deyelop.
ments in the Baltimore 4 Ohio matter all
points to the Atchisun Company as the
party most directly interested acquiring
control. Irwin Evans who created a tlurry
D3y buying ,Atchison stock in Boston to.
day, Is In Now York attending n confer.
once with the lyes-Stayner party. Dow
Jones 4 10. published the following for
which they state they have the best kind
OF authority: Baltimore 4 Ohio option
now held by the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton syndicate is for purchase
ior the control Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio
sHn stock at $l75 per share. Syndicate slOO,.
oOOlor privilege ofinvcetigating this proper.
y. This is the on!y payment thus fur